Sentence examples for law editor from inspiring English sources

"The videos are still kind of in the early days," said Brian Dalton, the senior law editor at Vault Reports, which ranks law firms.

Before joining the Law School, he was the law editor at Reuters Breakingviews, a national editorial producer for the Law & Justice Unit at ABC News, and a senior writer for Time magazine.

TRIPPEL--Barbara Ann Price, on February 26 , 2010of Forest Hills, NY. Dear wife of the late Gerald E. Loving mother of Edward P. Mom was a "Godmother" to many, very active in all aspects of the Episcopal Church, she was very well read, a student of Comparative Religion and she was a tax law editor held in high regard.

While that will continue to be its primary focus, it will now add an East European Law Editor, who will be tasked with ensuring that CJEEL's mission of providing the most timely and provocative scholarship on Russia and the former Soviet Republics, as well as the Balkans, is continued.

[Guardian law editor's note: these pages have been taken down since the time of writing.] None of the bios actually state that the author has any legal qualification or experience whatsoever, although apparently all are full of 'enthusiasm' for the law.

A handful of states specifically prohibit employers from discriminating against employees who use medical marijuana, according to Sachi Barreiro, the employment law editor at Nolo, a publisher of DIY legal guides like Your Rights in the Workplace.

As a law review editor, I was intrigued by Adam Liptak's Oct. 22 Sidebar column, "The Lackluster Reviews That Lawyers Love to Hate".

"In the past, the Constitution was little more than a banner with no legal effect," said Mr. He, the law review editor.

Scarcely better was Genius, the debut film by theatre director Michael Grandage, about the relationship between novelist Thomas Wolfe (Jude Law) and editor Maxwell Perkins Colin Firthh).

The 90-minute session, with eight "buddy" patients as young as a 54-year-old former law magazine editor, opened with a slide presentation on the brain, neurons and the little we know about Alzheimer's.

Law review editor at Columbia.